Las Vegas-Zion-GC-Sedona itinerary
Oct 18th, 2006, 06:16 PM
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Las Vegas-Zion-GC-Sedona itinerary
At May flying to Las Vegas with 5 adults and one 6.y. old.Stayng at Las for 2 nites just for the feel of the Las Vegas,than see Hoover Damp on the way to Zion.Stay 3 nites at Desert Pearl.Hike narrows.Than 1 nite at Lake Powell.Is that enough time at Lake Powell?What should we not miss there?Than drive to GC,stay at Maswick Lodge for 2 nites.Do partial hiking.Last 3 days spend at Sedona and than fly home from Phoenix.Please revise.What do you think.Any help would be appreciatted!
Oct 18th, 2006, 07:08 PM
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Hoover Dam is not on the way to Zion. It is in the opposite direction, on the way to South Rim Grand Canyon. Are you leaving from Las Vegas also? Or are you flying out of Phoenix? Everyone has their own preferences on what is best to see and do, so you will need to determine your priorities.
For us, 1 night in Las Vegas would be ample. We prefer to head up to Zion as soon as possible. I would not shorten my time in Zion. To me, 1 night at Lake Powell is enough, too - unless you decide to visit Antelope Canyon also. It would depend upon the weather as you would be in danger if rain were forecast. Keep calling Grand Canyon to see if different lodging becomes available. Staying right on the rim would be better than Maswik if you can. Sedona is great too. Hoover Dam would be on your way back to Las Vegas if you are leaving from that airport.
For us, 1 night in Las Vegas would be ample. We prefer to head up to Zion as soon as possible. I would not shorten my time in Zion. To me, 1 night at Lake Powell is enough, too - unless you decide to visit Antelope Canyon also. It would depend upon the weather as you would be in danger if rain were forecast. Keep calling Grand Canyon to see if different lodging becomes available. Staying right on the rim would be better than Maswik if you can. Sedona is great too. Hoover Dam would be on your way back to Las Vegas if you are leaving from that airport.
Oct 19th, 2006, 02:48 AM
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Yes we are leaving from Las Vegas.We never been ,so we should probably spend 2 nites,because we will arrive late in the evening.And see Hoover damp next day after arrival and than spend night at las Vegas again.Now I think we should skip Page,because my group don't want to drive to much and take it easy..What do you think?
Oct 19th, 2006, 03:28 AM
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Why not skip Page and instead spend your time at Zion and Bryce, which are only 80+ miles apart. That would be very relaxing and highly scenic. If you added time at the Grand Canyon, you could skip Sedona and just fly out of LV.
Oct 19th, 2006, 03:36 AM
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Maybe I will skip Page,and we may add 1 nite at Zion so it would total 4 nites at Zion,2 nites et Grand Canyon at 3 nites at Sedona,we have already reservation at Sedona house from foothill steps-Mountain Majesty with nice views(thats what they said).And we are Flying from Phoenix.We have alrady flight tickets.
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